Making it count: Integrating gender into climate change and disaster risk reduction: a practical how to guide
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Intégrer la question du genre dans la réduction des risques de catastrophes lié au changement climatique : un guide pratique
guide Jun 2015 ; 196 pages
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Ed. CARE - Hanoi GIZ - Hanoi UN Women - Hanoi
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Résumé:
Ce guide s'adresse aux organismes gouvernementaux et non gouvernementaux pour intégrer la question du genre dans les politiques de réduction des risques face aux changements climatiques. En effet les inégalités existantes et les différentes places occupées par les hommes et les femmes dans la société demande d'apporter des réponses spécifiques. Ce guide offre des propositions pour impliquer les bénéficiaires de projets dans la réponse aux effets du changement de climat. Abstract:
Climate change affects women and men differently. Unequal access to resources, rights and opportunities between women and men means that they also experience the impacts of climate change and disasters in different and unequal ways. To ignore these inequalities is to ignore a key factor in the success or failure of our work. Women play an essential role in tackling the climate change challenge. They are demonstrating innovative ways to adapt to the effects of climate change and build resilient societies. Women are taking action to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by leading initiatives that put forward new solutions to dealing with climate change. If we can address and transform gender inequalities through climate change and disaster risk reduction initiatives, then we not only promote the equal rights of women but also multiply the sustainable impact of climate-related activities.
Produced by CARE International in Vietnam, UN Women in Viet Nam and GIZ, ‘Making It Count’ offers practical questions, actions, tools and resources for integrating gender into climate change and disaster risk reduction interventions. It is designed to be an easily accessible entry point for practitioners, and was created through several consultations with multiple stakeholders, including members of Vietnam’s Climate Change Working Group, and other experts with experience in climate change and gender. Whilst it is Vietnam focused, most elements can also be useful for both government and non-government actors around the world.
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Association , Acteurs de coopération , Décideurs locaux ou nationaux
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catastrophe écologique (CI) (DT) (OP) , climat (CI) (DT) (OP) , éducation au développement (CI) (DT) (OP) , genre (CI) (DT) (OP) |
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CARE
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CARE International - Hanoi - Vietnam |
GIZ - Hanoi - Vietnam |
UN Women - Hanoi - Vietnam |
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